Watch

"Toy Story" -- Get little ones ready for Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin with this delightful tale of toys coming to life at night once children go to sleep. (Preschoolers and Up)

"Finding Nemo" -- EPCOT's Land of the Seas Pavilion will come alive for children who know Nemo and Crush from the movie. (Preschoolers and Up)

"Fantasia" -- Fall under the spell of Mickey and his magic hat, which jumps off the screen (and practically into your lap) at Mickey's PhilHarmagic. (Preschoolers and Up)

"Beauty and the Beast" -- Get ready for Storytime with Belle, where the princess retells her fabled love story. (Preschoolers and Up)

"Cinderella" -- With inspiration from the book, young ladies can get the fairytale treatment at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo Salon in Cinderella's Castle. (Preschoolers and Up)

"Pirates of the Caribbean" -- Prepare to ride the high seas with Captain Jack Sparrow and crew in Frontierland, maties. (Teens)

Eat

Chocolate Mice -- Easy ingredients let kids decorate their own little Mickeys and Minnies for dessert.

Snow Cones You'll be eating plenty of these if you visit Disney in the hot summer. Luckily they're simple to make at home, too.

Read

"Disney Princess Little Golden Book Library" -- Before meeting them in person, fans and little princesses can get to know their favorites, from Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White to Ariel, Jasmine, and Belle. (Ages 2 to 8)

"Walt Disney's Class Storybook" -- Vibrant illustrations and some of Disney's most classic tales make this a keepsake. (Ages 2 to 8)

"Toy Story 2" -- Kids can relive the excitement of the movie while learning to read. Plus, they'll get psyched for their own adventure at the park's Buzz Lightyear attraction. (Ages 2 to 8)

"Roller Coaster" -- Great for first-time riders and coaster-philes alike, this thoughtful tale replays one little girl's very first rollercoaster ride. (Ages 4 to 8)

"The Ultimate Lego Book" -- The sky is the limit when it comes to what the imagination can build. It's inspiration the whole family can use in Downtown Disney's Lego Imagination Center. (Ages 4 to 8)

"Perfect Princess" -- The author of "Princess Diaries" mixes fashion, fact, and fantasy, profiling the world's most adored princesses.(Ages 12 and Up)

"Imagineering Field Guide to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World" -- Like a personal tour from Walt Disney himself, this book walks you through the history, highlights, and little-known secrets of the "Happiest Place on Earth." (Ages 14 and Up)

Make

Painted T-Shirts -- Help your kids make bright, rainbow-colored shirts for the whole family. Having everyone wear a different design each day makes sticking together in the crowded park a little easier.

The Mouse Is in the House -- Grab a pair of red shorts and get in the spirit!